ما هو الفرق بين: أيضًا، وكذلك؟
"Ayḍan" is a verbal noun from "āḍa ya'īḍu," meaning "he returned" or "he came back." You say: "Do that ayḍan," meaning "do it again." As for "kadhalik": "dha" is a demonstrative pronoun, prefixed by the kāf of similitude, and the letter lām for distance, and the kāf for address. Its meaning is: "like what preceded," or "like what you said or did," or "this matter is kadhalik," meaning "like the one before it." The difference between them is that "ayḍan" is a verbal noun meaning "a return" or "a coming back," while "kadhalik" is a demonstrative pronoun for something distant, with the kāf of similitude prefixed to it.
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